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Thinking about co-signing on a loan for a friend or family member? Here’s why that could be one of the worst financial mistakes you ever make.

As a real estate expert, I’ve seen how co-signing for someone else’s debt can wreck your credit, hurt your chances of buying a home, and lock you into someone else’s risky choices — even if they miss just one payment.

✅ Your name on that loan = your responsibility to pay if they can’t.
✅ Missed payments? Your credit score takes the hit.
✅ Big plans to buy a house soon? Lenders WILL count that debt against you.

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